Car Refinance
Whether you have a Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) or Hire Purchase (HP) agreement, refinancing your car to Lloyds could help you lower your monthly repayments or spread the cost of a final lump-sum payment.
Features and benefits of car refinance with Lloyds
What is car refinance?
To find out more about what car refinance is and how to switch to us, watch a short video that explains it.
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Let's break it down
Get a quote for car refinance
We can’t refinance existing Lloyds, Halifax or Bank of Scotland car finance customers. Your quote is valid for 90 days, no need to re-apply.
Let’s take a closer look
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If you have questions about your recent car finance application, you can call us to speak to someone.
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Yes. To transfer your car finance to us, you must have a Lloyds current account which has been open for at least 3 months.
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Yes, you might be able to refinance your car even with a poor credit rating. When you apply for a refinance quote with Lloyds, there are no credit searches involved. Your income and any existing financial commitment you have will be checked to make sure you can afford the repayments.
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No. The car must be in your name to refinance, and you’ll need to:
- have a valid driving licence
- be the main driver on your car insurance policy.
If you’d like someone else to use your car, they'll need to:
- have a valid driving licence
- be a named driver on your car insurance policy.
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A settlement figure is the amount needed to end the agreement you have with your current lender. Get in touch with your lender and ask them to send this to you before you apply for refinance. The figure will include any extra fees or charges that might apply.
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Refinancing your car could help you get a better rate and lower your monthly repayments. It can also help you spread the cost of a final lump sum to own your car.
Refinancing your car over a longer term may reduce the monthly payment, but it could result in you paying more interest. Other finance options may suit your needs better, so it's worth exploring them before applying for car refinancing.
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There could be fees involved when refinancing your car, such as early-settlement or admin fees. Check the terms and conditions of your current car finance agreement before you apply.
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